1970s Stirling Cooper Aubergine Wool Zip Up Dress ombre_dress beads and embroidery fade from

beads and embroidery fade from black through burgundy to red at the bottom hem

Pieces such as this would have been designed as sportswear and outwear for women in the elite at the turn of the century and would have been worn on shooting excursions and country walks

The outer fabric is 100% Lambs Leather and the lining is 100% Rayon

In seafoam green and white

1970s Stirling Cooper Aubergine Wool Zip Up Dress ombre_dress beads and embroidery fade fromThis very early 1970s or even late 1960s mini dress was made by Stirling Cooper a cult British fashion boutique label founded in London in 1967 by two London cab drivers Ronnie Stirling and Jeff Cooper. The brand became a pioneer of the 'Swinging London' movement, known for its bold, youthful approach to ready to wear. The showroom on up market Wigmore Street launched the career of Antony Price, especially when Mick Jagger worn his designs on the